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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
2
In the annual report of Maryland Bureau of Industrial Statistics Chief Thomas A Smith and Assistant Jacob Schontaroerie submit a work to the Governor detailing the state's agriculture fisheries mines and labor conditions. It notes crop costs and profits with wheat and corn yields and provides 1900 value estimates for cereals potatoes and hay.
Rev John Gloyd longtime St Patrick s pastor in Washington BG died yesterday afternoon at about 240 o clock Born in 1882 at Gathernburg Md he studied at St Charles College and St Mary s Seminary His career carried him from Hancock to Taneytown Westminster and finally Washington He served St Patrick s since Fr Walter s death seven years ago Also noted Abner Haru longtime Maryland resident died March 25 in Unionville He leaves six children funeral at Linganore M E church with pallbearers and burial in Linganore cemetery A local resident TIM Me UU died at home in Bamsville of typhoid pneumonia aged 61 years 10 months and 3 days Survived by wife nine children funeral Saturday at the Methodist Episcopal church
Religious notices report sundry church services across Utica Mills Charlesville and Brook Hill with Rev Henena and Rev Strawsberg. Communications and Sunday school plans follow, plus a call to return Rev Field to the Liberty charge. A talk by Ada Wallace Harah endorses Carrie Nation, and building repairs proceed at Besant Knott site. Local markets list grain and hay prices.
Fragmented report covers acts to establish two separate orphan courts in Weblmoreland County, plus regulatory changes on deeds marriages and writings. Also notes a pharmacy certificate display requirement and an election bill advanced to second reading while a memorial service honors Senator Magee.
Mercury-containing catarrh ointments can damage smell and disturb body systems. Use prescriptions from reputable doctors. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle. Ball’s Family Pills touted as best for la grippe. An Berlain's Cord Remedy praised by George W. Waltz for cough relief. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets advertised for cold relief at 25 cents.
Testimony from Inspector Schlucha before the Investigation of the Poremyus laundry case reveals a clerical error and lack of inspections since March. He notes no varler or hu eatty ue pected in Chicago, and says limited inspectors have seen no major faults.
The Vindicator reports remarkable relief from rheumatism in the shoulder and thigh joints using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Two applications rubbed into the afflicted parts provided instant relief and substantial improvement, with nightly use ending pain. Sold by A. L. Pearre and others.
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